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Too Many Elephants

from The Ringer by Camp Dracula

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lyrics

Have you heard Phil’s gay?
He came out the other day.
He didn’t need to tell me,
‘cause I knew already.

His uncle Dan is a freakin’ bigot.
When he’s an idiot no one confronts him.

So many are silent
content to never talk about the gays among us,
let ‘em be someone else’s problem.
But to me it’s obvious.
So let us all just go ahead and flick off Dan
then go hang out with Phil and his boyfriend.
It shouldn’t be so controversial.

Phil tried goin’ straight,
but it gave him a headache
dating a lady to avoid ignorant hate.
All of these bullies,
they’re watching the TV,
learning to be mean from Bill O’Reilly.

What’s with all these assholes throwing stones?
I thought they were supposed to be nice.
They claim to follow Jesus Christ.

Too many invisible elephants in the room.

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from The Ringer, released October 18, 2011

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